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Why Google Might Be the Answer to Your Problems

NonProfit Hub

At Nonprofit Hub, we use Google for everything—and I mean everything. From our calendars, to our email accounts, to important documents and spreadsheets, Google is our best friend. Google gives you virtually unlimited storage, easy sharing and compatibility with tons of apps and websites all for FREE. And why wouldn’t it be?

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If you're a Salesforce user, 3 great reasons to use Google Chrome

Judi Sohn

I think Google Chrome is a fantastic browser. I live in Google applications (Gmail, Google Reader, Calendar, etc.) You can browse or search the docs from the little drop-down window. Makes it easier if I want to log in using my laptop while on the go. so it's almost a no-brainer for that reason alone.

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8 Tips for Facilitating Nonprofit Hybrid Meetings

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The smoothest way to collect feedback is via collaborative cloud-based documents such as Google Docs or Slides, Slack, or other collaboration platforms. In-person participants will need to bring their own laptops). For example, can you get feedback asynchronously on a proposal or concept before the meeting?

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5 Reasons Why Your Nonprofit Should Care About Cloud Computing

TechImpact

Mail, and Google Docs are all examples of cloud-based applications, also known as software as a service (SaaS). When using a cloud-based email system from your laptop for example, your machine is not doing any of the raw computations, it is simply displaying the results of computations that are happening elsewhere.

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If you’re a Salesforce user, 3 great reasons to use Google Chrome

Judi Sohn

I think Google Chrome is a fantastic browser. I live in Google applications (Gmail, Google Reader, Calendar, etc.) You can browse or search the docs from the little drop-down window. Makes it easier if I want to log in using my laptop while on the go. so it’s almost a no-brainer for that reason alone.

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Chromebook for Nonprofits: Are Web Apps All You Need?

Tech Soup

After trying Google's Chromebook for his personal use, Beaty suggested that the organization try it too : A small underfunded non-profit (I volunteer there) has 11 employees. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint can be replaced by a free Google Apps for Education account. I use Google Docs , Zoho Writer , and Office Web Apps.

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Cloud Computing for Small Nonprofits: Lessons Learned from 5 Years in the Cloud

NTEN

Shortly after the Colorectal Cancer Coalition was incorporated as an organization in March 2005 we hired an admin, bought her a laptop and gave her a desk in a tiny single room office sublet from another organization in Washington, DC. If someone prefers to create a Word file rather than a Google Doc, that's fine. Didn't happen.

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